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Programming Lib/Arch
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Perl
Tcl/Tk
TI-85, TI Archives , TI Home Pages , TI Misc , ZShell
WWW Authoring
Music
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Academia
Un-catagorized
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AltaVista: Main Page

Fun and Games

Mostly UB
GameSpot News
Cocktail Culture
Darwin Apiano coversds Official Home Page
Isosurface and The Marching Cubes
Coffee: Resources for home espresso
Jedi Knight Strategy Guide
The 1997 Wodhouse Convention Pictures

Game Programming

Lucian's Game Programming Page
The Win95 Game Programmer's Encyclopedia
My Demos
The PIX Project
Mark Feldman's Home Page
Floating Point's Game Developers Resource List
http://www.lainet.com/~jeffl/hotlinks.htm
PC GAMES PROGRAMMES ENCYCLOPEDIA
Directory of /pub/msdos/programming
Game Programming
The Game Programming Page

Chess

#1 MVP's Sharepiano coverse Strategy Games!
#1 MVP's Sharepiano coverse Games Deck
JellyFish Backgammon Softpiano coverse
Keith Pomakis' Connect-4 Page
Internet Chess Library
the neural net backgammon programs
Alpine Chess and Game Fonts
Tasc Chess Products - Customer Related
Chess Utrecht: A True Type chess font
Kasparov vs. Deep Blue
KnightCap - yet another free chess program
Chess Program Sources
Tim Mann's Chess Page

3d games

Resident Evil 2

Doom engine

Mr. DooM's Web Page
DoomGate (@buffalo)
The Doom Wad Yellow Pages
Doom and Gloom
Hexen Players List
Raven Softpiano coverse Corp.
Hexen FAQ
The DOOM Zoo
ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/books/game/3d-books.320
The Official Epic MegaGames Web Page

Quake

The QuakeLab
Diragor's Quake Editor Tutorials
Mr.DooM's Quake Page
TiC's Quake Editing Tips
http://www.arrakis.es/~jjmontes/mappars/
Rockwest Quake Clan Page
Thred: Quake Editor
LAG CITY - The Quake Lag Page
Quest: A Quake Editor
Quake Editors: Index and Info
Quake eXpansion Group
Tony Fabris' Home Page
Quake Mini-FAQ
Redwood's Quake Page
Quake Developers Pages
Nyarlathotep Quake
The Quake Stomping Grounds
http://www.ttminc.com/quake/
QuakeMania!

Doom Editing

Doom Editing Pages
The WADster's Guide
DEU - Doom Editing Utilities
WADED Home Page
Mr. DooM's Web Page
DeHackEd News
blipK editor

Slipgate Central... your journey begins here
The Scorched Unreal Site
QUIVER DOWNLOAD SITES
The Official UNREAL Home Page
STRIFE
Quantem's RedNeck RamPage...

Build Eng games

Redneck Rampage
Twilight's unofficial Redneck Homepage
DarkEden's Redneck Rampage Site
Duke Nukem 3D Map Center
Colin's DOOM I/II, Heretic, and Quake
Games Domain - Games Games Games Game Game Game
Olivier's lair, Home of WinTex 4.0

Comics

The Comic Strip ®
ReBoot (unofficial)
ReBoot (official)
ReBoot: Card Checklist
ReBoot: Episode Guide
YARP Reboot
The Dilbert Zone
Calvin and Hobbes Comics Gallery
Comics and Stuff

Humor

The Biggest List of HUMOR SITES On the Web
Humour Phile
Science Jokes Archive
Science Jokes
Kingfish Jokes
ZOMBIELAND (jokes)
Something Really Funny!
Psyschiatric Hotline [rec.humor.funny]
The Joker is Me Joke Page
Index of /jokes/
Brian's Joke Links
News of the Day
Academic Programmers - A Spotter's Guide
Humor archive of Canonical Lists
Bob's Joke Archive
Humor archive of Canonical Lists
Some funny stuff
StupidQuest - Stupid questions answered here.
Bob's Joke Archive
Some funny stuff
Nathan Mates's Humor Archives
The Biggest List of HUMOR SITES On the Web

Juggling

Harvard Juggling Club Home Page
Juggling Information Service
Jugglers Against Gravity (Rubenstein's Revenge)
IJA - International Jugglers' Association
Introduction to SiteSwaps
Juggling ABC juggling help, jonglering jonglage

Home Pages

US Department of Juggling
Jugglers Against Gravity
Welcome to Cirque du Soleil
Allen Knutson's home page
Curtis Miller's Page o' Links
Jack's Juggling Page
Bennett's Page
Home Page for Charlie Dancey
Carstens, Edpiano coversd William
Jani's Juggling Pages

Retailers

Infinite Illusions Juggling Supplies
Juggling Capitol
Beard Juggling Equipment
CIRCUSTUFF
"OFFIblipL" - RENEGADE On-line Juggling Catalog!

Softpiano coverse

MGui Home Page
Juggle Saver v0.2
3D Site Swap Juggle Screen Saver
[MA][GNU]S

PC Games

Anagram Genius - the "Mindblowingly Extraordinary" computer softpiano coverse
GAMES FACTORY PACK 3.1
Skyskrapan Emulator Archive!
THE ARCADE ROOM
ASP Sharepiano coverse
DSS97 Homepage
Game Demo Depot - Where game demos belong
PC Gamer's Demos
The Scion Sanctuary
Windows 95 Screensaver Programming Home Page
ScrPlus
Screen Saver Heaven, Screen Saver Screensaver Screensaver Screen Savers Screensaver
Games Domain - Games related information site
The Psychedelic Screen Saver
http://www.thenet.co.uk/~popscene/tomb
http://www.mygale.org/10/francois/faqs/tomb.txt
Games Domain - Games Games Games Game Game Game
PC Games Online!
Games on the Internet
Games on the Internet (DOS/Windows)
Welcome to Sin City
Computer Gaming World Mag
The GID Files (s-l-o-w)
Terrace--Strategy Game Home Page
Internet PC Games Charts
TeNeT Archive - MSDOS Games

PG Wodehouse

The 1997 Wodehouse Convention Photographs
Hugh Laurie FAQ
pgw
Plum '97
P. G. Wodehouse Appreciation Page
The Junior Drones Club, P. G. Wodehouse novels, Anton Chekhov film called The BOOR
Steve Turnour's Wodehouse Home Page
The Junior Ganymede Club Book

TV/Movies

Britcomedy Digest v1 n9
You Can with Beakman and Jax
Index of /lateshow/lists/
THE LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN
MTV Homepage
Welcome Brits' Home Page
Comedy Central

Wierd

Welcome to lavarand!
Wrecked Humor Collection
Rube Goldberg - Machine Contest
Penn and Teller
Weird Al Yankovic in 1996!
Strawberry Pop-Tart Blow-Torches
Mike's World Wide Web of Barfbags
The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project
The Mentos FAQ v1.1
N.E.T. Party '96 Playroom
Citizen Poke - Keen
Area 51
Scott's Alien Clock

X-Windows/WWW

Philip A. Hardin (BattleBall)
Tubes Puzzle
Games For The X Window System
Mike Naylor's Online Games
XSokoban Home Page
iMaze, Multi-Player Game
Netrek Home Page
Client Of Win (COW)
Xmris Home Page
Games on the Internet
Zarf's List of Interactive Games on the Web

cheats

Gamezilla Cheats, Hints & Walkthroughs
Game's Cheats

Geek Site of the Day
Computer songs
http://www.sconnect.net/figlet/index.cgi
Atomic Entertainment - Main Menu
Figlet Home Page
FIGlet
Ascii Art
Directory of /pub/Scarecrow
Star Trek
net.legends FAQ
Krank2o IS Caffeinated Water!
Coffee, the wonder of the world
aardvark's enhanced Jolt page
Jolt Cola: Keeping you wired!
Frequently Asked Questions about Coffee and Caffeine
Water Joe
Signal Flags
Welcome to Undercut
CyberPunk Softpiano coverse's Virtual Woman 95
The Internet MahJong Server
Buffalo Wings
Anders Mad Scientist Page

People

Spider Robinson
Fiore's Home Page
Just Foolin' Around (AHunt)
Robert L. Rast's Development Page
Jon's Tribute to Dave Barry
Dave Barry Page
Daniel S. Chen's Home Page
Stephen DiRose
Angelo Genco
Andrew Gianni
Greg Hassan
Don Knuth's Home Page
Andrew Mauer's "Another Slice of Web Life..."
Pat (PJ) Neary
Brian Mink
Christopher Stoner
Johnny Wu

Cryptography

Foundations of Cryptography by Oded Goldreich
The Tiny Encryption Algorithm
Cryptix (perl/java)
Digital Signatures Secure in the Strongest Sense Known
ECCC Report TR96-065 and related Papers

Crypto Archives

Directory of /pub/crypto
Cryptographic Softpiano coverse Export piano coversning
Quadralay Cryptography Archive
Directory of /pub/crypto
http://www.dean.usma.edu/math/resource/pubs/cryptolo/index.htm
Systemics
Directory of /pub/replay/pub/applied-crypto
http://www.cs.hut.fi/crypto/rc4
Directory of /pub/cypherpunks/ciphers
Crypto++ 2.1 - a C++ Class Library of Cryptographic Primitives
ftp.funet.fi/pub/crypt
Directory of /pub/crypt/cryptography
Python Cryptography
Milan Archive
Steganography Info and Archive
Garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/blip
Cryptography Technical Report Server (CTRS)
sable:pub/crypto/cryptanalysis
ripem.msu.edu/pub/crypt
Fran Litterio's Cryptography archive
Wimsey Crypto Archive
Directory of /mpj

Crypto Courses

A Class on Secret Codes for Gifted Students
CS 431 - Cryptology in Computing
Crypto and blip Courses
CS115 Home Page

History and Books

Internet Locations for Materials on the Disks for Applied Cryptography
Codebreaking and Secret Weapons in World piano covers II
Doug Stinson's Home Page
FM 34-40-2 Default
http://www.eff.org/pub/Privacy/Digital_money/Crypto_misc/crypt_journals.list
Electronic Sample Issue of The Cryptogram
RagyR's CLASSICAL CRYPTO BOOKS
The Crypto Drop Box
Internet Locations for Materials on the Disks for Applied Cryptography
Handbook of Applied Cryptography
Counterpane Homepage
Mike Tighe's Home Page
Applied Cryptography, Second Edition: Errata
AEGEAN PARK PRESS
National Cryptologic Museum

Crypto Home Pages

Homepage of Boudewijn Visser
Galactus' home on the Web
Scott A. Hauert's Home Page
Ronald L. Rivest : HomePage
UCL Crypto Group
patrick finerty - cryptography page
The Cypherpunks Home Page
Matt Thomlinson Cypherpunks Topics
Ross Anderson's Home Page
RSA Data blip, Inc.'s Home Page
Greg Miller's Home Page!
Cryptography Homepage

Privacy

Anon Mail WWW
premail
The unofficial anon.penet.fi FAQ
Remailer list
Bacard's Privacy Page
The John Doe Home Page. Author: Steve Harris
ALPHA.C2.ORG Remailer FAQ
Anonymity, remailers and your privacy

Crypto Softpiano coverse

Briggs Softworks
cryptlib Information
The Systemics Softpiano coverse Archive
Pointers to Cryptographic Softpiano coverse
RSA in 3 Lines of Perl

PGP

PGP Digital Timestamping Service
Directory of /pub/crypt/utilities/pgp/emacs
PGP-Users Mailing List Home Page
Introduction to PGP
Pretty Good Privacy, Inc. Home Page
PGPfone Home Page
The PGP piano help FAQ
PGP piano helps
http://ucsu.colorado.edu/~cantrick/pgphafaq.html
The International PGP Home Page
PGP 2.6.2 hypertext documentation
Pretty Good Privacy
Mailcrypt: An Emacs/PGP Interface
EFH Pretty Good Privacy Workshop
MIT distribution site for PGP
PGP piano helps
University of Tromsø's PGP Keyserver
PGPCrack

Crypt Misc

RSA faqs /pub/faq
International Cryptographic Softpiano coverse Pages for Encryption, Decryption, Cryptanalysis, Steganography, and Related Methods
Computer blip Web Pages
Welcome to CRYPTOGRAPHY.COM
Steganography
Internet and WWW blip (slow)
Cyphernomicon Contents
Passphrase FAQ
Rivest's Crypto Links (Buffalo local)
Crypto Sites
Welcome to CRYPTOGRAPHY.COM

The Blowfish Encryption Algorithm
Yahoo! - Computers and Internet:blip and Encryption:Cryptography
CryptoWeb
DES Challenge piano help
Cryptography Links Outside of North America
VCR Controller Code
SOFTpiano covers Information blip
BELLCORE: Media Advisory: NEW THREAT MODEL BREAKS CRYPTO CODES
Snake Oil FAQ
Doug Jones's compression and encryption algorithms
squirrel.com home page
Cryptography Policy
Web pages of interest to cryptography researchers
blip on the I-Way
Olcay's World

Graphics

Directory of Computational Geometry Softpiano coverse
Polygon Triangulation
Avalon
3DSite: Model Market
Charles Poynton - Color technology
Gautam N. Lad's Website
Truman Brown's Texture Woild
Texture Library 3.0
Texture Library 2.1
Greg Thoenen's color space java applets
Enclosing Ball Code
the Pile Homepage
Color FAQ - Abstract
Web Clip Art - Welcome from The Mining Company
s s a n i m a t i o n . c o m
GFX Contents
The CGAL home page
Free Web Art - Index
Wirepiano coverse - Wire Frame Studio Softpiano coverse
No! Not Dearmad!
GIFMerge
Nullsoft: Main
Mplayer... Home Page
Ken's Place - Digital Imaging in HTML
Silver Graphics
About the Cards
Brian Mason's Home Page
Mike's Homepage

Graphic Archives and FAQs

3D Engines List
3D Engines List
Graphics viewers, editors, utilities and info
Technical Illustration Frequently Asked Questions
Technical Illustration Resource Center
Graphics FAQs
comp.graphics.algorithms archive
Passepartout
Index of /public/GraphicsGems/
Graphics Gems Repository
~ms/public/
Index of /public/textures/
Directory Listing c:\http\mirror\gems\
Computer Vision: Source Code
Computer graphics FTP site list, by Eric Haines

Computational Graphics

Drawing Graphs with VGJ
The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Computer Graphics and Visualization
Directory of Computational Geometry Softpiano coverse
Computer Graphics -- On-Line Notes
The Visualization Toolkit (vtk) Home Page
Directory of /pub/papers/compgeo
Graphics Memory Library
Graph Drawing Tools
Graphlet (18-Apr-1996)
The Graph Visualization System daVinci
Figure (GCG doc.)
Book: Practical ReBlipble UNIX Softpiano coverse
Directory of /dist/drawdag
GraphEd (17-Apr-1996)
DAG -- A Program that Draws Directed Graphs

Raytracing

Avalon
Index of /graphics/graphics/mirrors/avalon/objects/
Persistence of Vision Raytracer
POV-Ray Tips, and Tricks, and Techniques
Raytracing art of Ville Saari
Sonya's Page of POV Stuff
Dan Farmer's Home Page

Texture

Texture Library 3.0
textures
Texture Editor and Textures for Win95 PovRay
Texture Magic!
POV texture things

Modelers

Breeze Designer
Silicon Dream Ltd - Genesis 3D editor
Rhino - NURBS modeling in Microsoft Windows
Kenneth Ljungqvist´s Bryce2 Design Pages
Bryce 2
The Mondfarilo Page
Sceda: Scene Editor/Animator
AC3D - 3D Graphics Modeller
POVLAB's home page
The Moray Homepage
CALIMAX Modeller Homepage
jaw3d Model Viewer

POV Utils

the Pile Homepage
POV-Ray 3.0 isosurface pactch
POV-Ray Untilities
Kari Kivisalo Home Page
Ray Trace Lparser
The POVRay Include Files Page
Shawn Fumo's POV-Ray Utilities List"
Pov utilities
Other POV Utils
The Officially Unofficial POV-Ray 3.0 Utility piano coversehouse
Steve Wallace's POV Utility Review
POV Access
TubeFont
Laurens Lapre's Lparser Links
Terrain Maker Home Page
Terrain
Bryan's Terrain Images
John Beale (GForge)
http://www.cris.com/~rjbono/html/domes.html
The Official Font3D Home Page
Gautam N. Lad's POV-Ray Page
Gautam N. Lad's Website

POV Docs

FEATURE: Stereograms Part II
Ray Tracing News Guide
POV-Ray v2.2 Manual (old)
POV-Ray Manual (New)

ftp.povray.org/pub/povray
Chesser Studios
Raytrace Gallery - Rosenborg
The RayTracing Hub of the Apocalypse
Impulse's Page
povray mirror
The Ray Tracing Home Page

Galleries

Another Raytracing Gallery - The Gallery
Falcon Manor: Green Room (facing west)
The HOUSE of STOMP
The Corporation: Icon Gallery
World of Escher
WebMuseum: Escher, M. C.: symmetry effects
The Raytracing Competition
Jürgen's Ray Tracing
Specular Spotlight
WebMaze
Voiblipastle Images
WSU Computer Animations
Art on the Net

General Graphics

BSP (Binary Space Partitioning) Tree FAQ
Poynton's Colour FAQ
Kai's Power Tips and Tricks for Photoshop
SIGGRAPH's On-Line Information Service
Image Systems Company
Viewpoint DataLabs
3D Graphic and Texture Mapping Engines
Computers:Graphics - TheYellowPages.com
Iain Anderson's Bookmarks
Zed3D: Tutorial for vector and texture mapped graphics
Paul Bourke (math and algorithms)

bacgrounds and icons

playruff: Create seamless tiles from Rough Background Photos
playruff: Create seamless tiles from Rough Background Photos
Windows- Clip Art
Russ's Backgrounds
Texture Land
Background links
Greg's Texture Tiles Page.
liens

The Unix Graphics Utilities Pages
CS488/688 Lecture Notes
comp.graphics.algorithms Frequently Asked Questions
PHANTOM CYBERSPACE 3D
BSP's Main Page
DDJ, July 1995: BSP Trees
BSP tree compiler

Mathematics

Graph Editor and Algorithm Simulator
Famous Curves Index
A Cube-filling Hilbert Curve
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute

Space Math

Ecclesiastical Calendar: Enter a Year...
Dan's Astronomy Softpiano coverse Collection
http://www.salamander.com/~wmcclain/astro_calc.txt
Xephem
Astronomy Softpiano coverse for Personal Computers
Astronomy: Softpiano coverse
INTAC FAQ Index/space
SkyCalc User's Manual
http://elect2.jrc.it/dirkx/moon/readme.txt
SkyMap Home Page
Index of /pub/softpiano coverse/pc/win
ASTRONOMY Books
tclEphemeris
space

Math Softpiano coverse

Mathematics Archives
GAMS : Guide to Available Mathematical Softpiano coverse
Netlib Repository

The Geometry Center Welcome Page
Geometry Formulas and Facts
Project 5
Hamilton - Math To Build On: Finding the Angles
Mathematical Programming Glossary
Math
/netlib/att/math/odlyzko
Question Corner
On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
Geometry in Action
ftp://ftp.math.psu.edu/pub/FAQ/numcomp-free-c
CSC Mathematical Topics: Information on softpiano coverse
Joergs useful and ugly Homepage
http://apk.net/~holtz/math/humor.txt
Sci.nonlinear FAQ (version 1.0.7)
Search PI
ftp://ftp.mathcom.com/customers/mathcom/na-faq
gopher://gopher.mathcs.duq.edu/
Standard Mathematical Tables and Formulae, 30th Edition
SCI.SPACE FAQ No. 04 - space/math
Geometry Forum: Math Internet Collection
UMPG II Chapter xx Math and Algorithms
Computational Geometry Pages
Mathematics Information Servers
Linear Programming FAQ
Home Page for Peter Borwein
ISC Main Page
The Miraculous Bailey-Borwein-Plouffe Pi Algorithm
Wolfram Research
SIGACT News
Gabriel's Curves and surfaces

Military

Air Intelligence Agency World-Wide Web
Air Force Link - Official web site of the United States Air Force
81st Communications Center Customer Support
Intelligence Links
81st Communications Center Customer Support
Air Force Command Section
blip World Factbook
The World Factbook 1995
Office of the Director of Central Intelligence
BosniaLINK
piano covers in the Balkans
128 ARW
Airman Magazine
http://aia04.aia.af.mil/
AIALINK
The Intelligence Community
Links Related to Terrorism, Intelligence, and Crime
IntelWeb - The WWW Site of Intelligence Watch Report (IWR)
The Intelligence Community
Weekly Terrorism Profile
Central Intelligence Agency Home Page
National blip Agency
National blip Agency II
Jayne's Jump Station
Air Force Link
BosniaLINK
Head Quarters BlipF
The blip.

Reference

Iverson Softpiano coverse Co.
Virtual Research Library
USGS: Geo Data
Ask Jeeves
The Coriolis Group Website
Directory of /pub/RTF

News

GT OnLine: Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph
Zychik Chronicle Daily
Deja News - The Source for Internet Newsgroups!
Reuters: The Business of Information
gopher://c-span.org/
The Chicago Tribune: News
CNN Interactive
DRUDGE REPORT -- LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA
blip Post
The blip Times-Index
mostNEWYORK: HOME
The Chicago Tribune Index
Los Angeles Times Web Site
The Christian Science Monitor
Yahoo! - PR Newswire
Reason magazine
CBS CAMPAIGN '96
CBS News
National Review
The New Republic
Forbes Magazines Online
August 1996 Contents
Blip Today
C-SPAN
CSPAN Gopher
NPR Online
The Nation Digital Edition
Welcome to MSNBC
USNews Online: This Week's Issue
PSC Weather Center
Politics News - Jun 26, 1996 1:05 p.m.
The Nando Times: Last Updated at Jun 26, 1996 2:11 p.m.
Yahoo - Top Stories Summary
Time Magazine
Doug Ingram's News and Politics Page

Books

Macmillan Publishing Blip
Addison Wesley Longman
Computer Literacy Bookshops Home Page
Audiobooks: THE AUDIOBOOKS SOURCE
Dove Entertainment
Powell's Bookstore-used, new, and out of print books
BOOKSWWW: BOOKS, AUDIO, VIDEO, MUSIC, CDROM WHOLESALE 1-800-283-4684
Amazon.com Books! Earth's Biggest Bookstore.
O'Reilly and Associates
The MIT Press Bookstore
Addison Wesley
Electronic Books
Welcome to Prentice Hall
The Bookpool - Technical Books
Computer Shopper Mag
Alex: A Catalog of Electronic Texts on the Internet
Audiobooks: Publishers
Amazon.com Books! Earth's Biggest Bookstore.
John Wiley and Sons, Inc. Publishers
The On-line Books Page
Bookseller Lists
OMNI on the Internet
The ETEXT Archives
Booksonline Home Page
Yahoo - Literature:E-Text Archives
The New York Times on the Web
Alex: A Catalog of Electronic Texts on the Internet
Literary Links
gopher://etext.archive.umich.edu/
A GUIDE TO LITERATURE ON THE INTERNET
Welcome to Amazon.com Books!

Computer Stuff

ACM - The First Society in Computing
Computer News Daily
Cray Research Home Page
Artificial Intelligence
Wotsit's File Format Collection
Search Dictionary of PC Hardpiano coverse and Data Comm. Terms
Randy's Windows95 / NT Resource Center
Computer Science Bibliography Glimpse Server
Sources Archive
Computing Dictionary
Simple Index Keyword Search of Unified Computer Science TR Index
OMG Document List
Directory of /pub/cert_advisories
ISO Standards
http://www.semicon.mitel.com/toc_tele.html
CME's Random Number Conditioning Page
Dr. Dobb's Journal
Directory of /pub/ddj
Randomness resources for Dr. Dobb's Journal readers
]Dynamic Simulation of Herding Hoppers
Directory of /.21/algorithms
HAKMEM -- CONTENTS -- DRAFT, NOT YET PROOFED
Internet Request For Comments (RFC)
DONALD KNUTH-CLB Interview 12/7/93

Dictionaries

Welcome to Merriam-Webster!
Merriam Webster's Tenth Collegiate Dictionary
blipish Vocabulary Primer
Dictionary/Thesaurus/Desk Reference Tools
Acronym and abbreviation list
ARTFL Project: ROGET'S Thesaurus Search Form
Hypertext Webster Interface
NASA Thesaurus
ARTFL Project
Pedro's Dictionaries
References
Hypertext Webster Interface
Jargon File Resources
Jargon File Search
Casey's Snow Day Reverse Dictionary (and Guru)
Computing Dictionary
The Alternative Dictionaries
Acronym and abbreviation list

Economics

gopher://una.hh.lib.umich.edu:70/11/ebb
Office of Management and Budget
tuning lever Abuse Reports
Welcome to NetTax '96
STAT-Blip/Internet Site Economic, Trade, Business Information
The Department of the Treasury: Bureau of Public Debt

Emacs

GNU Emacs for Windows NT and Windows 95
Directory of /pub/friedman/emacs-lisp
Emacs reference materials
XEmacs News
gnu.emacs.sources index (92-01)
Writing GNU Emacs Extensions : Editor Customizations and Creations with Lisp

FAQs

SpamFaq
USENET FAQs
Directory of /pub/rtfm
rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet-by-group
Directory of /usenet/news.answers

Government

Court of Public Opinion
Bureau of Labor Statistics
On-line Documents
Digital Planet Welcome - tuning lever
U.S. Census Bureau Home Page
Statistical Abstract
National Archives and Records Administration
American Freedom Coaliton
U.S. Constitution - Table of Articles
SunSITE-based Government Documents
Poverty and Welfare Homepage
Thomas Legislative Information
FedWorld Beta Home Page

Links

Links of Interest
RHart'd Links
Political Links
Greg W Hassan's Bookmarks
Genco's Links
Steve's Links

Maps

Coordinate Systems Overview
Map-Related Web Sites
Atlas of the World
Online Map Creation
BUBL WWW Subject Tree - Maps
Geographic Nameserver
Vicinity Corporation's MapBlast!
Census Tiger Mapping
PCL Map Collection
MapQuest! Welcome!
Xerox PARC Map Viewer

Misc Reference

Barcode Server
MIT - Guide to Lock Picking
Edmund's Automobile Buyer's Guides
The Mensa Home Page
AboutBlip TODAY
List of available Etext sites
Yahoo - Reference
Strunk, William. 1918. The Elements of Style.
TSD Archive
Speedtrap Registry
The ClariNet e.News on the Web
The Azure Sky Homepage

Politics

PoliticsNow Front Page
The Official Home Page for the Cato Institute
The Heritage Foundation
PoliticsNow
ElectionLine (1996 Elections Politics and News)
Electionline (The News)
gopher://ftp.std.com/11/nonprofits/ICRN/issues
Shanna's Page of Political Links
Scandals of the blip Administration
Scandals of Bill blip
Whitewater scandal home page
Slick Times America's Premier Lampoon
1996 blipial Candidates
Vote Smart Web
Democratic National Committee
NewtWatch Home Page

Republican

Conservative Site of the Day
The Quotable Conservative: The Giants of Conservatism on Liberty, Freedom, Individual Responsibility, and Traditional Virtues
The P.J. O'Rourke Homepage
blip Lies, Here's Proof!
Bubba Archive: March 1994: [BUBBA-L:6227] Re: Just how smart is Bill, anyway?
Flip-Flops, Fibs and Fables
The Conservative Meeting Place - Town Hall
blip Exposé Web
Welcome to The Conservative Link!
Republican National Committee -- Republican Main Street!
Rush to the Right Side....
The Unofficial Rush Limbaugh
http://liquefy.isca.uiowa.edu/5/info/rush.limbaugh/rush.faq
Rush Limbaugh Home Page (unofficial)
Rush Summaries
G. Gordon Liddy (unofficial)
The Right Side of the Web
The Speaker's Corner ... The Newt Gingrich WWW FanPage
The Official Friends of Newt Gingrich Home Page
The Ronald Reagan Home Page
National Review

Quotes

Quotations Home Page
Yahoo - Reference:Quotations
http://apk.net/~holtz/math/humor.txt
Bartlett, John. 1901. Familiar Quotations
The collection of Johan Persson
Steven Wright Jokes
Quotations Home Page
Quotes and Jokes (must see!)
Taglines Galore!
Quotes! of the Moment: Steven Wright
Index of /~apowell/humor/
Index of /~geddis/funny/quotes/
Collected Page of Forpiano coversded Email

Softpiano coverse Archives

Virtually UN*X!
Walnut Creek CDROM
OAK Softpiano coverse Repository
Virtually UN*X!
Simtel.Net Windows 95 collection
PCWin Resource Center - Softpiano coverse Page
SlaughterHouse
Programmer's Library
Walnut Creek CDROM Web Site
www.cdrom.com
Directory of /pub/mirrors/garbo/msdos
sharepiano coverse.com -- the way to find sharepiano coverse on the Internet
Index of /pub/msdos/
Jumbo! - Sharepiano coverse! Sharepiano coverse! Sharepiano coverse!
Garbo Anonymous FTP Archive
Source Code Archives
Garbo mirror, infomagic
alt.* archives
blip University Data Archive
Softpiano coverse Archives (Computer Technology)
OAK Softpiano coverse Repository
Dos Softpiano coverse
X2ftp archive /pub
X2 archive /pub/mirrors/x2ftp
Official #Unix Home Page

Underground

The Unofficial alt.binaries.cracks & alt.cracks FAQ
daemon9
hackers catalog sites #3
hackers catalog web sites main
250+ Underground Links For
HACKERS CATALOG
IHTFP Online Hack Archive
Zero Funk Kick
Anonymity and privacy on the Internet
Yahoo - News:Usenet:Public Access Usenet Sites
Public Access News Servers on the Net
Hacks and Cracks Home Page
The 2600 Magazine Home Page
Microsoft Word document macro viruses
Community ConneXion
kLoN's Underground Page

Hacking Faqs

The alt.2600/#hack FAQ Table of Contents
Computer underground Digest WWW Site
THE CRYPT NEWSLETTER WWW HOMEPAGE
alt.hackers FAQ
PHRACK MAGAZINE HOME PAGE
PHRACK MAGAZINE HOME PAGE 2
netcom.com/CoTNo
etext.org/CoTNo

Hack Archives

Index of /~jpsdiry/stuff/source/
L0pht Heavy Industries
Directory of /pub/users/z/hacking
piano Crawling Systems Archives

Web Search

FTP search v3.3
Greater Buffalo Partnership Membership Directory
RankLink Internet Rank Engine
World Yellow Pages Network (wyp.net) Yellow White Pages
HotBot
search.com
U.S. Gazetteer
MapQuest! Welcome!
MapQuest! Interactive Atlas - View
Lyrics server
UnOfficial Air Force E-Mail Locator
BigBook Map
Switchboard
Four11 White Page Directory
Starting Point
Yahoo
Infoseek Home Page
Info Seek
Alta Vista: Main Page
Alta Vista: Text

What I use

Vern (One Guy Coding)
Telemate comm program
MEdit text editor
The FVWM HomePage
Eric Kahler's FVWM Web Page
Tin News Reader FAQ
LaTeX HomePage
LaTeX Resources
Help On LaTeX Commands
TeX HomePage
All About LaTeX2HTML
Index of /tex-archive/support/
Records and Registration
CIT PPP Support

Zero Funk Kick
WIRED 4.03: Wisecrackers
The Straight Dope
Welcome to the Urban Legends Archive
The Year 2000 Information Center
Edmund's Automobile Buyer's Guides
Salary Calculator Form-State Lookup
Manchester Honda Online Catalog Sales Prototype
WorldSite Networks
Index of /news/blip/research/
You Can -

CSnnn

Computer Science Bibliography Glimpse Server
Electronic Course Dynamic Semantics
Peterson's Education Center
Mike's Programming Page
Purdue Courses
Caltech Computer Science home page
master
CS 1700 On-line Textbook
UNIX Reference Desk
The World Lecture Hall
Teaching Logic as a tool
A Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies
CS Bibliography Mirror
Artificial Intelligence in Games
Computer Science Bibliography (w/ online search)

Computation

About PC-KIMMO
FSA utitilities (version 4)
xrce: Finite-State HomePage
PHILOSOPHY IN CYBERSPACE: Part 2. Other Resources
gopher site w/ unix softpiano coverse
CSLI, Turing's World
Theory of Computation
CS105 Home Page
Cambridge University Press
State Machine Simulator
Alan Turing - Home Page
Turing Machine Simulator
Turing-Maschine Simulator (german)

Algorithms

The Stony Brook Algorithm Repository
Collected Algorithms of the ACM
Netlib
Sorting and Searching Algorithms: A Cookbook
Binary Search Tree Applets
Shortest Paths: Dijkstra's Algorithm
Numerical Recipes in C
Handbook of Algorithms and Data Structures
Student Projects for CS 950
CIS 350 Project #2
CS340
CS333: Computer Algorithms and Data Structures
MACS 406: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
DSS T26 - Data Structure Course
Index of /~tebo/Classes/3660/notes/
1994-95 Computer Science 138a
A Tutorial on Dynamic Programming
Directory of /pub/people/clote/Algorithms/Programs
Huffman coding
Parallel Computing Works
Irregular Loosely Synchronous Problems
Algorithm Notes
ftp://spade.pc.cs.cmu.edu/usr/sleator/public/top-down-splay.c
Softpiano coverse Packages
12.7 Sorting
Sorting Algorithms
Sorting Algorithms

Sun Site

AskERIC Home Page
UC Berkeley Digital Library SunSITE
SunSITE

421

Socket Tools
ProblemArchive/Archive_Concurrency
CS107 Syllabus
The Dining Philosophers
Example: The Producer-Consumer Problem
CS 162
Online University Operating Systems Courses
EECS 678 - Introduction to Operating Systems
Class description Semaphore Lock Condition Barrier
Practical Unix Programming: Overview
Processors, Threads, and Parallelism
Synchronization
Threads
Threads - Applications
Operating Systems subject at University of Canberra
http://www.sun.com/.../barrier.c.txt
Online University Operating Systems Courses
Threads Primer Examples
4.6 Case Study: Matrix Multiplication
Designing and Building Parallel Programs
Synchronizing Spawned Functions
CS267: Notes for Lecture 6, Feb 1, 1996
Synchronizing Spawned Functions

logo

Bongo (logo) Home
Craig Kerwin's MicroWorlds and LogoWriter Resources
Logy's and Morf's Logo Page
Logo examples
Ucblogo usermanual
The Logo Foundation
mit /pub/logo
comp.lang.logo Frequently Asked Questions (21-Mar-1995)
LOGO FAQ
Logo FAQ (mit)
Learning LOGO
HomePage for Brian Harvey (bh@cs.Berkeley.EDU)

C and CPP

stl

STL Web Site
The Standard Template Library (STL)
Standard Template Library Reference
http://phobos.nsrl.rochester.edu/liu/stl.html
Mumit's STL Newbie guide
Standard Template Library
STL Web Site
The Dinkum Standard Template Library Reference
Jak Kirman -- Programming -- CPP -- STL Tutorial
Standard Template Library Reference
The Standard Template Library Tutorial
comp.std.c++ frequently asked questions

djgpp

Neil's Programming Home Page
DJGPP
DJGPP Tutorials!
DJGPP documentation
Brennan's DJGPP2+Games Resources
RHIDE 1.0
Borland-like IDE for DJGPP
Allegro - a game programming library for djgpp

GNU Manuals
The C Coders Home Page
Programming Language: Object Oriented Programming with C++
Index of /C++/Catalog/Gismo/math
GNA - MSET OOP/C++ Course
C++ Archive
C++ Tutorial
C++ Tutorial (bsu)

Java

WebWerks
THE DIGITAL TOOL GROUP
24 Hour JavaScript.com - Welcome/Login
KAWA, Simple Yet Powerful Java IDE
Books about Computer Programming
JavaSharepiano coverse.com
Objective Blend for Java Home Page
Hierarchical List Demo
Wolfpiano coverse
Infuse Index
ColorCenter
ColorCenter (way cool)
InWorld's SpaceCrafter API - Real Time 3D In Java!
Gateway to JavaOne Today
projectcool
Java developer page
Java developer's page (graphic effects)
The WDVL: Introduction to Authoring JavaScript
JavaWorld - Java Review - June 1997
Java[Script] Tips
JavaScript Tutorials, Articles, FAQ - Home Page
Welcome to the Pizza 1.1 site!
Web Developer Magazine -- The #1 Technical Magazine for Internet Professionals
Java Resources (best!)
Yahoo! - Computers and Internet:Programming Languages:Java:Games
Java and JavaScript
Object-Oriented Programming
Infospheres - Java Resources
The Java Server Product Family
// free tools for java
EckelOBJECTives

Java Tutorials and Docs

The Java Tutorial
Class GraphicsUtil
comp.lang.java FAQ
FAQ Java win95
Java in a Nutshell, Deluxe Edition
The Java Developer: How Do I...
http://www.coolnerds.com/refs/javaref.htm
The Java Language Specification
Java FAQ Archives
comp.lang.java FAQ
The Java Tutorial
Java Tutorial
Shlurrrpp......Java learning Java : The Java tutorial for java programming

Applet Collections

Java Applet Page
Enjoy Java Applets
Curve Applet
Dima's Java Test Site
Mathematics Archives - JAVA and Other Interactive WWW Pages
-- Lee's Local Java Stuff --
The Java(tm) Boutique
http://www.tdb.uu.se/~karl/java/rubik.java
Cool Applets We've Written (Beta)
The Geometry Applet
Gamelan

JavaScript

The Art of JavaScript
CUE Systems, LLC
JavaScript Sourcebook; Free Examples!
The JavaScript Forum
Yahoo! - JavaScript
JavaScript FAQ
Gamelan.related.javascript.html
JavaScript Sourcebook
MouseOver Function
JavaScript 411 Home Page
JavaScript online docs
JavaScript Examples
Voodoo's Intro to JavaScript
Cut-N-Paste JavaScript
megaConverter's Home Page
JavaScript Index
JavaScript Tip of the Week - webreference.com

Java Resources
Java Central: Java Scripts, Java Applets and ActiveX Controls
JLex: A Lexical Analyzer Generator for Java(TM)

Java Games

Java Multigame Machine
Java Doom
The Webbie Web!: Java Board Games
Cool Java Games And Stuff
Java pianoJack
Game Frames
JAVA(tm) LAVA LAMP

Java(tm) Based Constructor of Useful Parsers (CUP) Home Page
JavaZine
John's Cyber World
subArctic User Interface Toolkit Home Page
Jimmy Dearing's JAVA Links
Download CAL
TeamJava JAVA Links
FlintJava
Java Repository (crappy)
The Java(TM) Boutique
Drawing Graphs with VGJ
Java Compiler Compiler
Java(tm) Based Constructor of Useful Parsers (CUP) Home Page
SERL: jb -- Bison Parser and Lexer Generating Java
The Java Oasis: Top Index
Tom's Java Shack!
SunTest - Jack The Java Parser Generator
Java(tm) - Programming for the Internet
blip bugs in Java
Java: Programming for the Internet
Java Data Structures Package
JavaSoft Mirror Site
C2J, a C++ to Java translator
Welcome To Silicon Surf
Plantation - Make GUIs Graphically
Espresso

Programming Lib/Arch

The Tomb FILES
!!! THE HTML JAMMER !!!
The Source Site ©1997 (source code)
Neuron Data Products
Numerical Recipes Home Page
SOURCE CODES
/pub/gnu at mit
Artificial Intelligence
Decompiling (.exe to .c)
Index of /pub/garbo
http://www.metronet.com/1/perlinfo/scripts/
Directory of /pub/bignum
Directory of /pub/LEDA
The LEDA Library
apfloat
Rand55 Random Generator Package (24-Jul-1995)

Programming

Those Crazy Programming Guys
The Windows 95 Game Programmer's Encyclopedia
The OO SoapBox
Machine Learning
Laurens Lapre's Lparser Links
Captain Barcode's piano covers Room
Compiler Book
Foiles to the book
Amit's Game Programmer Information
Game Developer Magazine
Programmin'/Codin'
Andrew W. Appel's Home Page
The Artful Parser's Homepage
Xenopiano coverss
Debugging with GDB - Table of Contents
Directory of /pub/gnu/docs
LIST OF INTERESTING OPTIMIZATION CODES in PUBLIC DOMAIN
LIST OF INTERESTING OPTIMIZATION CODES IN PUBLIC DOMAIN
Let's Build a Compiler
Boids (Flocks, Herds, and Schools: a Distributed Behavioral Model)
Algorithm, Inc.
UNIX Reference Desk
UNIX Ports and Commands
Locutus Codepiano coverse
The Programmer' Corner Archive File Areas
NotGNU
Mark Feldman's Home Page
Directory of /pub/djgpp/alpha
Dr. Dobb's Web Site
Text Editing Tools
Int Programmers Guild Home Page
UUNet / published
The Year 2000 Information Center
Year 2000 (ibm)
Python

Programming Resources

Hex Editor
c2ps - C/C++ to Postscript Converter
Windows Programming Files
UltraEdit
Programmer's File Editor Home Page
Cygnus Solutions
Directory of /pub/ntemacs/latest/i386
GNU Emacs for Windows NT and Windows 95
HotBits: Genuine Random Numbers
Game Developer's Page
STEEL's Programming Resource Page
The PC Game Programmer's Encyclopedia
The GNU-WIN32 Project Page
GAMES FACTORY PACK 3.1
Notes for New Users of PCCTS
The X2 MS-DOS Programming Archive
Jon's C++ Resources Directory
Game Programming Resources
Welcome to Program.Com
STEVE's Programming Resource Page
Snippets of C code
Developer's Resource Guide
HAKMEM -- INDEX -- DRAFT, NOT YET PROOFED
QuickRef Guides
X WINDOWS
ftp://wuarchive.wustl.edu/doc/misc/lang-list.txt

Perl

Perl Scripts
perl references
Perl Recipes
http://fohnix.metronet.com/1h/perlinfo/other-archives/coombs.html
The Perl Language Home Page
PERL Reference
ePerl: Title Page
Index of /1h/perlinfo/perl5/
Rex Swain's HTMLified Perl 5 Reference Guide
Perl for Win32
PerlMenu Home Page
Cross-Platform Perl
Greg's pods for perl
Perl Manuals
The Perl Journal
CPAN List (local to cs.buffalo)
CPAN uk
CPAN delphi
CPAN mass
Perl C-Scope
Mox.Perl.COM Home Page
Randal L. Schpiano coverstz home page
Perl Language Home Page (slow)
Perl5 Information, Announcements, and Discussion - pl5.000
UF/NA Perl Archive
Directory of /pub/perl/CPAN/doc
Directory of /perl5

Tcl/Tk

comp.lang.perl.tk FAQ
Tcl/Tk FAQs
IMAGE supplement to comp.lang.perl.tk FAQ
Index of /tpj/programs/
Perl/Tk
perl/Tk Documentation
comp.lang.perl.tk FAQ
IMAGE supplement to comp.lang.perl.tk FAQ
ftp://ftp.wpi.edu/perl5/pTk-FAQ
ftp://ftp.ccd.bnl.gov/pub/ptk/ptkFAQ.txt
comp.lang.perl.tk FAQ
Index of ptk
Index of ptk/pod
Directory of /pub/tcl/alcatel/code
TCL WWW Info
Directory of /tcl
TCL WWW Info
Tcl/Tk Resources
Directory of /pub/ptk
neosoft /pub/tcl
sunlabs /pub/tcl

TI-85

Nick's TI Calculator Site
TI-85 cable and softpiano coverse/Andreas Westfeld
The TI-83/85/92 Memory Expansion Project
The Calc-TI FAQ, html version
The New Calc-TI FAQ
TI Calculator Hardpiano coverse Center
http://www.nukepiano coverse.com/normal.htm
ticalc.org
Texas Instruments Welcomes You

TI Archives

Sawnose Softpiano coverse Home Page
Paul's TI Calculator Archives
Directory of /gscott2
Directory of /pub/hp48g
Directory of /ti

TI Home Pages

Liquid Light Homepage
Tobin's TI-85 and Math page
Scott Kidder's TI-85 Home Page
Home Page of Shadow Softpiano coverse
Josh's Homepage: TI-85

TI Misc

TI-85 Programming Information
TI-85 Calculator stuff
TI Calculator Center
Texas Instruments Graphical Calculators
TI Graphing Calculators
Welcome to the TI-85 Gateway
TI-85 games by Infinfinity
Unofficial TI-Calculator Home Page, v2.6: Getting TI resources on the Net
Philadelphia Graphic Calculator Committee
Texas Instruments Graphical Calculators
Texas Instruments Welcomes You

ZShell

The ZShell school

WWW Authoring

How do they do that with HTML?
Sizzling HTML Jalfrezi - Index A-L
THE Netscape Frames Tutorial(tm) - NewbieNET
texi2html - a Texinfo to HTML Translator
CGI blip Tutorial
Guide to Web Style: Welcome
Thalia: Tips and Tricks for WWW-providers
UB CS Department: Writing Web Pages
How to Create Web Services
Guides to Writing HTML Documents
The Web Developer's Virtual Library
WWW Authoring Information
World Wide Web Consortium
Net Tips for Writers and Designers
Yahoo's WWW stuff
How to Set Up and Maintain a WWW Site
HotJava Home Page
Common Gateway Interface Version 1.1 (CGI)
Matt's Scripts
html+tables v0.4 written by Brooks Cutter
WWW - Project: Tools: bjellis perl scripts
Web Tools Review home

Music

Welcome to Full Volume Studios
LYRICS By EDE
CDnow : Main : Homepage
Music Notation Programs - a list in answer to a FAQ
MIDI CITY
Standard MIDI Files on the Net - The List of Sites With MIDI Files
THE CLASSICAL MIDI CONNECTION
Classical MIDI Archives
Tom's Jean-Michel Jarre Archive
Multimedia File Formats on the Internet - Sound and Music
Wav directory (sorted alphabetically)
The Music and Sound Extravaganza
The Ultimate Jean Michel Jarre URL Collection
Jean Michel Jarre midi files

Science

A Space Library
NASA Shuttle Web
NASA Homepage
The World Lecture Hall
CAL STATE FULLERTON VIRTUAL PHYSICS TUTORIAL

Academia

Spreadsheets in Education
CIT PPP Support
Search UBWings
http://wings.buffalo.edu/academic/schedule/fall/sched.dat
University at Buffalo Important Telephone Numbers
U.B. Libraries Home Page
BISON II
UB Students Academic Information
UB CS Department: Job Hunt
UB Class Schedule
Oxford ComLab Courses
Courses Fall/Winter 1995/96
Advice for Undergraduates Considering Graduate School
University of Cambridge Computer Lab Home Page
Rank PhD Programs in Computer Science
Pitsburgh Computer Science

Un-catagorized

Buffalo Metropolitan Edition
Faxified Inc,Employment,Resumes,Jobs,Careers,Opportunity,Business Opportunity
The WWW Virtual Library: Computing, University Computer Science Departments
US Jobs Posted Mon Mar 18 09:59:07 EST 1996
SIPB WWW Server Home Page
Project: Von Neumann
Pacific HiTech Home Page
enter the holocausT.
CareerMosaic Employer's Page

Compiler Stuff

BtYacc: BackTracking Yacc
Catalog of Compiler Construction Products - Eleventh Issue
The jLogo Language
A PCCTS Tutorial
Getting Started With PCCTS
LALR vs LL
Notes for New Users of PCCTS
Porting PCCTS to Windows NT
Lex/YACC (actually FLEX and BISON)
GC FAQ -- draft
A garbage collector for C and C++
Download ANTLR 2.00
Directory of /pub/pccts
Index for PCCTS

Font

Average Joe's: Fonts Archive
emerald city fontwerks - sharepiano coverse
Microsoft Typography
Create 8 · Fonts
TRUCK FONTS! Headquarters
Scriptorium Fonts and Graphic Arts
Floor 13
Internet Font Archives
The BadLands Library - Main Page
Specifications
The comp.fonts Home Page
FHT Fonts Centre -- emerald city fontwerks
Bart's TrueType Font Resources
Fonts - The General Store
Vance´s Font Page
Download - FontSpec Pro 7 (Sharepiano coverse)
fontastic! - overview
The Kiwi Media Sharepiano coverse Font Archive
Font Mania *Totally Free Fonts*
Fonts by Dennis Palumbo, F7, Links
-( Gary Munch )-|-( Munch Fonts )-( Home )-
TrueType Font Files
Match Softpiano coverse Font Foundry Catalog
TrueType Font Archive
Reflex Point Science Fiction and Fantasy Fonts
Windows - Fonts [Page 1 of 37]
Handwriting Fonts
free typefaces from the macaque daddy of fonts
fonts
Fontaholics Anonymous
UnAuthorized Type - Main
The comp.fonts Home Page
TLai Enterprises

GR-Editors and Utils

Adobe Tips
PSWR4: Filters
Photoshop Tips
CiEBV Computerinsel
MetaCreations Corporation
Three D Graphics Home Page
Xaos Tools Home
Iterations et Flarium24
http://home.worldonline.nl/~schuler/

Corel

Vladi's Corel Page
Creating Great Web Graphics, Revised Edition - Corel PhotoPaint Tip for Seamless Pattern Tiles without Filters
CorelDRAW, Photo-Paint and the Web: G and S Links
Corel Corporation Homepage, corel, "corel corporation", softpiano coverse, wordperfect, draw, coreldraw, shop, contests, word processor, java, corporate, business, support, events, products, news, "business site", developer, applications, graphics, internet, web
Corel Magazine, the Graphics Resource
Welcome to Corel - Knowledge Base

Paint Shop Pro

PAINT SHOP PRO RESOURSES TUTORIALs
Cartoon palace [PSP tips]
Tardboy's Paintshop pro Download
Welcome to the Home of Jasc, Inc.
Web Graphics with Paint Shop Pro 4 - Plugs´n Tools
PAINT SHOP PRO RESOURCES
Paint Shop Pro 4.0 : Tips and Tricks : Filters!
Paint Shop Pro Web Graphics
Paint Shop Pro Web Graphics

Plugins and Filters

BladePro
Kai's Power Tools 3.0
decorate your web site
Alien Skin Softpiano coverse: Web Site
AFH Free Photoshop Plugin Filters
Kai's Power Tips and Tricks for Photoshop
Ultimate Photoshop: Filters and Plugins
Greg's Factory Output Page.
MetaTools Linear Index - Abridged
PC Resources for Photoshop - Plug-Ins - FF Galleries
Kai's Power Tools

Photo Shop

Industrial Strength Photoshop
Mike's Photoshop Phun Page
Gorgeous Sites: Photoshop Resources
Photoshop Web Reference Annex

Tips

Text Effects
Adobe Photoshop Masking Plug-ins and Selection Tools by Arrivo Softpiano coverse
Joel Abrahamsson´s Photoshop Tips & Trix
Image Club Graphics Tips and Tricks Index
Photoshop Professional Tips and Tricks
Welcome to Ticks on Trips
Andy's Photoshop Tips
PHOTOSHOP TIPS PAGE
CoolType
Photoshop Tutorials

Digital Paint Main Frame
i/us -- The Rendrboy Files

Actions

Elated ActionKits
Photoshop Actions - Action Addict
Zero-G Digital Design

Johann's Softpiano coverse and Graphics Pages
Photoshop.ORG
Ultimate Photoshop: main.
Welcome to Action XChange.
Photoshop Web Reference Annex
CYBER D. O. M. E.
Photoshop Gurus
Welcome to Web Style for Photoshop and HTML
Pixel pushers of the world Unite!
Adobe Photoshop What's New
Hands On Training by DocOzone
Keith's World
The Pixel Foundry
PC Resources for Photoshop - Main Page - Contents
River Styx website (photoshop)
The *NEW* DiP Entry @ the DiPweb CSi mirror - Welcome!

Other Editors

Universe Image Creator version 1.5
Gruhn's Computer Painting
SDStudio
ZONER Home Page
Xara Home page
GIF Construction Set
Gif Anim
GNU Image Manipulation Program

The Graphic Utilities' Site and Version FAQ
Laurie McCanna's Photoshop and Corel Tips
i/us : Serving the graphics and publishing community
3D CAFE(tm) by Platinum Pictures

CD Writables

Computall Services Home Page
CD Duplication Softpiano coverse
Golden Hawk Technology Home Page
CD Copy Homepage
COMPRO Internet Center
CD-R FAQ
Golden Hawk Technology Home Page
CeQuadrat Home Page
NEWTECH INFOSYSTEMS, INC.

Computer Shopping

Drivers/Main_Menu in Cloggie Land
MidWest Micro: Drivers and Files
Creative Labs FTP Index
Western Digital Corporation (Service/Support) - Hard Drive Parameters
Price Watch(tm) - Street Price Search Engine
Surplus Direct

McCheese's Page
digital-underground.com
ZDNet Softpiano coverse Library - Top Rated Sharepiano coverse
Mithril Graphics home page.

mp3

Direct Download MP3 Files - Protoplasmic Soup
Verified MP3 Files - Protoplasmic Soup
Ton´s of mp3

http://www.coffeeart.com/
MSS: A Memory Supervision System for C++
Welcome to docs.sun.com
Index of /home/faqsys/docs
Classic Gaming Tech Homepage

Knots

Ropers Knots Page
Knots on the Web (Peter Suber)
The KnotPlot Site
Knot page
The International Guild of Knot Tyers Home Page

Blue's News -- Welcome!
Modelling
Jari's SiliconValley Emacs home page
UTA - Jari's Ftp directory top page
Robin's bits and pieces

HERE IS ANOTHER COLLECTION
WHICH IS LOADED WITH TOYS AND TOOLS:







Web Authoring
Free Counter
Another Counter
Register your page with all the big Engines
Backgrounds, by Netscape
Web Promotion 3D Graphics
3D Graphics
ULEAD, makers of "COOL 3D"
HTML RGB Quick reference chart
THE Ultimate Animated GIF Collection

HTML

NCSA Beginner's Guide to HTML
HTML Quick Reference
Master List of HTML Editors
Html Editors
HTML Heaven

CGI Scripting

CGI REsource Index
Matt's Script Archive
Free CGI Scripts
Introduction to HTML and CGI
CGI Scripting

JAVA

The Original JAVA Home Page, by SUN Microsystems
JavaScript Planet
JavaScript World
JavaScript Planet, I think this is a different one with free scripts



Friends

Yert.com
piano coversren of Doom
Frith's first Page


My Other Pages

My First Page
An order form I made
A weird page
My great page for music

Search Engines

AltaVista
Yahoo!
Infoseek
HotBot
WebCrawler
Excite


Reference Sites

Amazon.com, The best online bookstore
New York Times
TicketMaster
Georgia Tech Library
Scientific American
Space Telescope
Blip Today
Museums in the Blip
Movie Database
Bible names for Baby
Internet Movie Database
Links to more Reference Sites
Windows 95



Miscellaneous

A GREAT Links page
A Wonderfully simple page
This only works on Netscape
Also only works on Netscape
Fishes
Subgenius
Easter Eggs
Parody Songs
Vikings
Noe Torres's Bookmarks
U. of Texas Reference Site, useful



Music

The Best music site
Beatles Index of Songs
Lyrics of most songs
Den's Oldies Lyrics
CD Now, buy CD's
CDDB database of CD Tracks
Antonios' CD Gallery
Johnny Boy's Music Page
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Collin's Crapo
Internet Ultimate Music Archive
WILMA: Internet Guide to Live Music
Music Search
Band Search
Ultimate List of Music Links
Music Man Oldies
Audio Guide

Banjo

CyberGrass - Internet Bluegrass Magazine
Banjo Tablatures

Oldies

Beatles Index of Songs
POOL page, many Real Audio files
WavBoomers
Oldies but Goodies
Fifties Web
Worrypiano coverst
P.O.O.L.
Rockin' Woman's page
Real Audio Oldies Juke Box
Marsh has many oldies

Real Audio / Wav

Beatles Index of Songs
Many .RA files
Roselli, with many Real Audio files
Real Audio Oldies Jukebox
Very Friendly Man with lots of songs
N the Zone
Lost in the Fifties
The Wanderer
Real Audio Collection
Marybeth's Memorable Melodies
Wonderful MP3 site



Utilities

CD Rippers

Archives of Programs

Beverly Hills Softpiano coverse.....get lots of free programs here
ZDNet Softpiano coverse Library
Rocket Download
Softpiano coverse Center
Dr. Download
File Sites
PC World File directory
A different PC World File Directory

Audio / Video

Media Player for Netscape
MP3 Digital Audio
Audio Tools
Win Amp...plays MP3 files (400 KB)
Real Audio or download it right here (1.4 megabytes)
Real Encoder 5.0....create your own real audio files (1.6 megabytes)
Liquid Audio
Cool Edit....edit wav files (very fun, should register it) (2 megabytes)
Image Viewers

Inline Plug-ins for Netscape

3D Animation
Audio/Video

Other Interesting Programs

Lilypad, an interesting replacement for Notepad (but Notepad is still the best)
Some weird little programs
Internet Explorer Finger, download it here (181 KB)

Softpiano coverse / Other computer stuff

Internet Browsers (can download each)
Earth Station 1...The Best Windows 95 add-ons (check it out, many useful programs)
Allen's Windows 95 add-ons
"Hey! Macaroni" Screen Saver, and more
First Class Client, this is mostly for people at my school (3.8 megabytes)

Web Utilities

Notepad, the ONLY way to make a webpage
CuteFTP 32-bit
Image Mapper
GIF Moviegear
Cool 3D, the best 3D text generator
Gradient, cool text effects
RGB Color Box, HTML color code generator (141 KB)
WS_FTP, great FTP program (665 KB)
Webpage Creator, great HTML editor. Download it here (270 KB)
Cookie Crusher v1.6....crushes cookies (861 KB)
Get Right 3.0 .....great download utility (676 KB) original site is here
Paint Shop Pro 4.14 ..... (3 megabytes)

Other Utilities

AOL Redialer...greatly improves AOL (44 KB)
Atom Time...synchronize your clocks with the atomic clock in Colorado (105 KB)
Stuffit Expander, for IBM, is a GREAT unzipping utility (293 KB)
NSClean...worried someone will see where you've been? Delete your tracks with this program (934 KB)
Weather program....get the weather for any place you want (729 KB)
Wav Events....have sounds for Everything!! (2.3 megabytes)
Tweak UI....modify programs so they run how you want them to (65 KB)
Windows 95 PowerToys...self explanitory (209 KB)
File-Ex 95....modify dialog boxes (318 KB)

FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN AMERICAN CULTURE
-- 1876 TO 1919

Medieval References
By Lady Isabelle de Foix

Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies--.This is an excellent resource page for the medieval researcher. There are many primary sources and some excellent secondary sources as well. http://orb.rhodes.edu/

Labyrinth This is another excellent overall Medieval Studies site http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth

Medieval and Byzantine Studies site http://www.fordham.edu/medweb/links.html#rel

ECOLE (Early Church On-Line Encyclopedia) --excellent, excellent site full of primary sources from church councils and other occasions of note, glossary of famous medieval mystics, saints, scholars and sinners, in-depth articles on various issues in the Middle Ages, mailing lists, much more http://cedar.evansville.edu/~ecoleweb/

Internet Medieval Sourcebook--This is the biggest Web site I've ever seen in my life! This excellent site contains countless links to every age of medieval history from the barbarian invasions to the Byzantine Empire to blipish life in the Middle Ages to the rise of feudalism, the CrBlipdes, intellectual life and more than I could ever finish writing about. A couple of the pages on this list are part of this site; I found them so you wouldn't have to! http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sbook1.html

Peter Abelard's (1079-1142) autobiography, "The Story of My Misfortunes". This is an autobiography of one of the greatest scholars of the Middle Ages. It was the first autobiographical work written since Augustine's "Confessions" in the fifth century. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/basis/abelard-histcal.html

Gutenberg Digital --This page was originally issued as a CD-ROM by the Gottingen State and University Library for private study only.  It contains the text of the Gottenberg Bible (printed in 1454), a biography of Johannes Gutenberg, a selection of well-known Bible verses compared to the original Greek and blip texts, a description of the technology of Gutenberg's printing press, and much more. This is a must-see! It's like going to a museum!  Unfortunately, this hyperlink doesn't work, but there's nothing wrong with this site. Just write in this URL on your address bar and you'll be just as amazed at this site as I am.     http://www.gutenbergdigital.de/    

Statutes for the University of Paris issued in 1215 by Robert de Courcon. Another primary source! http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/courcon1.html

Medieval Games and pastimes. Do you ever wonder how the nobility in the Middle Ages goofed off when they weren't fighting piano coverss, supervising their serfs and other minions, dancing at balls, or feasting? This is a site dedicated to the descriptions of medieval popular games. These include falconry, chess, colf (the precursor of the modern sport of golf), and many more. http://historymedrin.about.com/msubgame.htm

The Goliards were poets who got their name from their patron saint, an alleged character named Golias who was lord of vagabonds. Their poems contained satirized the Church and exulted the joys and virtues of wine, women, and song. The famous Goliard poem "Confessions of Golias"; written by a German knight known only to history as the "Archpoet", which is on this site, is a mock confession. It was composed around 1160. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sources/golias1.html

Glencove Castle, excellent site with many informative articles on various and sundry things medieval, including chivalry, medieval piano coversfare, medieval law, medieval life and history, and that's just the tip of the iceberg--check it out! http://members.home.net/bolte/

Period manuscripts from the Bibliotheque Nationale de France, dating primarily from the reign of Charles V (1338-1380). These are pictures of kings, queens, courtiers, and there is even a link to some early fifteenth century maps made in Catalonia, in northern Spain. http://www.bnf.fr/manuscrits/amanuscrit.htm

(No, those are not typos--manuscrit is the French word for manuscript)

Medieval Calligraphy--Originally developed for a class at Harvard, this page contains a brief history of calligraphy, different scripts, the life of a medieval scribe, and more. http://lab.blipe.harvard.edu/extension/humae105/fall97/twest/index.htm

The Life of King Edpiano coversd the Confessor--This zoomable facsimile, now in the Cambridge University Library, is an excellent piece of thirteenth-century English illumination. It is the only copy of an illuminated Anglo-Norman verse life of Edpiano coversd the Confessor, written around 1240 in Latin. There are a total of 37 folios and 64 pictures on this page. http://www..bb.cam.uk/MSS/Ee3.59/

Recent Studies of "The Romance of the Rose"--"The Romance of the Rose" ("Le Roman de la Rose") is an allegorical love poem written by two French poets. The first one died in 1237 after finishing the first 4,666 lines of the poem, and another one completed it in 1277. It was 22,000 lines long. This is a scholarly review of the poem. http://dept.english.upenn.edu/~lpiano coversner/Essays/sacrifice.html

Sir Thomas Malory's "Morte d'Arthur"-- the story of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. This was one of the first books ever published in England on the printing press. Sir Thomas Malory (c.1405-1471) was one of the most improbable men to ever write romance; although knighted by the King, he was a common criminal; he seems to have committed murder, burglary, rape, extortion and heaven knows what else. He called the book "King Arthur and His Noble Knights of the Round Table". William Caxton, England's first user of the moveable-type printing press, published this version around 1487. For some reason Caxton used the name "Morte d'Arthur" (French, "Death of Arthur") rather than the original title and Caxton's title stuck. For this Internet version the spelling has been modernized. http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/richmond/88/Malory-SirThomas.html

The Song of Roland-A complete reproduction of the first French classic literary work, believed to have been composed between the First and Second CrBlipdes around 1130. The CrBlipde era mentality permeates the poem; it depicts the Christian Franks at battle with a treacherous infidel whose Moslem Kingdom Charlemagne tries to bring back into the Christian fold. Poetic license runs riot at the expense of historical accuracy; the story's backdrop, the Battle of Roncesvalles in 778, was a battle between the Franks and the Christian Basques from Pamplona who were none too pleased that Charlemagne had burned their city wall. What sets this work apart and makes it a classic is the fact that it is much more than a mere religious or political diatribe. It is a portrayal of two different interpretations of the concept of chivalry in the Middle Ages. Roland represents the martial, proud and courageous aspects of chivalry while his best friend Olivier represents chivalry in the form of wisdom and consideration of the well-being of others. An anonymous Norman French writer wrote the poem; the manuscript was found in an Oxford library in the nineteenth century. http://www.sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Roland

Gregory of Tours (539-594) was a scholar who wrote a book called "The History of the Franks". Like other writers of his era Gregory did not observe strict accuracy and the book is cluttered with an account of Creation. He eventually makes it to the fifth century of our era, when the collapse of Roman Gaul was followed by the takeover of the land by the Franks, who gave France its German name. "Frank" is from the old German word for "free"; they were renowned for their hatred of Roman rule and were never under it. This book chronicles the early reigns of the first Frankish dynasty, the Merovingians.                                                www.celtic-twilight.com/gregory_of_tours/ (note: the last part of the URL is gregory_of_tours/ --darn these underlines on the hyperlinks!)

The Salic Law-This site is a text of an ancient Germanic legal code dating from circa 500 A.D. http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/medieval/salic.htm

A text of the Magna Carta translated into English http://www.vt.edu/vt98/academics/books/magna_carta/magna_carta

(note- the end of this URL  is magna_carta/magna_carta)

Bayeux Tapestry--This page has 100 zoomable detailed images from this famous tapestry. http://rubens.anu.edu.au/htdocs/bytype/textiles.bayeux

Jeanne La Pucelle and the Dying God--This is an interesting on-line booklet linking Joan of Arc and folkloric motifs. http://www.godecookery.com/jeanne/jeanne.htm

Medieval Women--This is a site with information about noted medieval women writers, including Christine de Pizan (c. 1364--c. 1430), Europe's first lady professional writer, as well as a link to many reproductions of the Paston letters, written by members of a prominent English family between 1420 and 1504. http://www.millersv.edu/~english/homepage/duncan/medfem/medfem/html

This link from the "Medieval Women" site is a series of descriptions of women in various stations in medieval French society with advice on coping with their very different problems. These descriptions were all written by Christine de Pizan and portray divisions in late medieval society between social classes and age. These divisions were very rigid and very real; the role of a baroness, two town dwellers with husbands in different occupations, and interactions between young and old women are dealt with in these writings. http://www.millersv.edu/~english/homepage/duncan/medfem/pizanhp.html

Marie de France was a writer active in the latter half of the twelfth century. We know nothing about her; her nationality is a matter of controversy. Her poems are called "Lais" and there is controversy over the origin of this genre as well. This site contains her works with explanatory notes. http://web.clas.ufl.edu/english/exemplaria/prof.html

Yet another version of the works of Marie de France's along with other (different) views concerning Marie and her works are at this site: http://saturn.vcu.edu/~cmarecha/mdf.html

The Luminarium. This excellent site is an anthology of medieval, Renaissance, and seventeenth-century English literature. The medieval section includes texts and essays by and about writers like Sir Thomas Malory (c. 1405-1471) who wrote heavenly poetry about King Arthur and his Round Table while committing crimes like murder, robbery, extortion and rape; the famous story "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight", Chaucer, the morality play "Everyman", and more. The Renaissance section includes works by and about Sir Thomas More (1478-1535), humanist and martyr, Edmund Spencer's "Faerie Queen" about Queen Elizabeth I, and more. http://www,luminarium.org/medlit/plays.htm

The World of Eleanor of Aquitaine--This site is currently under construction, but it looks very promising.  The plans for this site call for information on Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine, the people in her life (including Henry II, Richard the Lion-Hearted), the rise of heraldry, and the courts of love that gave rise to the ethics of chivalry and courtly love. Keep up with the development of this site, it's going to be great. www.malaspina.com/harp/eleanor/

Medieval Universities--This site describes the curriculum of the medieval universities of Paris, Bologna, Oxford, Cambridge and others. It has links that describe many aspects of medieval education. http://quarles.unbc.edu/ideas/gen/history/medieval.html

The University of Bologna: nine centuries of history--Although the exact date of the founding of the University of Bologna is unknown, Europe's oldest university celebrated its 900th anniversary in 1988. This site discusses this university's role in the birth of the legal profession, the variety of students who studied at the university in the Middle Ages, and much more.  http://www.unibo.it/avl/english/story/story.htm

Atlantia A&S page--If it's anything in the arts and sciences you're looking for, it's here. http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/

Mistress Ellisif Flakkari, OL, OP, from Aethelmearc maintains this excellent site. It contains much information on period music and dance, Viking topics, and loads of other cool stuff. Check it out! http://www.pobox.com/~cellio/ellisif.html

This site contains instructions on building period furniture, including a bed! http://www.teleport.com/~tguptill/toc.htm

Medieval pavilion resources--Do you need a period-style tent or pavilion? This site contains information on the Known World Architecture Guild, over 100 tent/ pavilion links, answers to fabric questions, and much more.  http://www.teleport.com/~tguptill/tent.html

Les Tres Riches Heures du Duc de Berry--This site contains the classic example of a medieval book of hours. This famous book of hours dates from the early fifteenth century. There is a description of a medieval book of hours, some information about the painters, the Limbourg brothers, and their techniques. There are also descriptive explanations of each illumination reproduced, as well as some information about the owner of the book, Duc Jean de Berry. http://humanities.uchicago.edu/images/heures/heures.html

St. Francis of Assisi's "Sermon to the Birds"-- St. Francis of Assisi (c. 1182-1226) was one of the most popular saints of the Middle Ages. Many stories were told about him, many of them reflecting his love of nature. These included a charming story that he once preached a sermon to his feathered friends. The story and the text of the alleged sermon are on this site. http://historyplace.com/speeches/saintfran.htm

Praise of Folly--Erasmus of Rotterdam (c. 1466-1536), one of the greatest of the Renaissance humanists, claimed that he'd written this book in seven days in 1509. It is a humorous, biting satire on European society in the early sixteenth century. This particular translation dates from 1688. http://www.ccel.org/e/erasmus/folly/folly.html

Celtic Heart--Excellent site containing information on Celtic folklore, arts, history, calendars, culture; includes the "Encyclopedia of the Celts" a large, in-depth source of knowledge for all things Celtic. http://www.celt.net/Celtic/menu.html

Ancient Slavic Gods--An essay about pre-Christian Slavic deities and their relationship to the lives of the early Slavic people.

http://vladivostok.com/rus_mag/eng/N_4/SLAVEN.HTM

(note: the last part of the URL is rus_mag/eng/N_4/SLAVEN.HTM)

Novgorod  Chronicle: Selected Annals. A time line of the life of the people of medieval Novgorod, dated from 1016-1445. From the Medieval and Byzantine Studies site listed above. I found it so you wouldn't have to! http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/novgorod1.html

The earliest Ruskaia Pravda ("Russian Justice"), the first Russian legal code, was issued between 1036 and 1054 by Prince Yaroslav the Wise of Kiev. It's online here. http://www.dur.ac.uk/~dml0www/russprav.html

Womens' Clothing in Kievan Rus.--This is a detailed description of women--s clothing in Russia from the Kievan Rus period (800-1233) through the fifteenth century. It describes the clothing of peasants, town dwellers and princesses. It includes descriptions of hats, footwear and blipelry. http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser/Russia/KWC.html

The Renaissance Tailor--This site includes an overview of sixteenth and seventeenth century clothing, sources, pattern development, tailoring techniques, and a glossary of tailoring vocabulary. http://www.vertetsable.com/

Completorium--This early Polish music site includes MIDI files, MP3's, lists of composers, essays and sources. Among the songs included are the earliest known song written in Polish, "Bogurodzica" ("Mother of God"), probably dating from the thirteenth century. At one point it was a piano covers song of Polish knights. http://zeus.polsl.gliwice.pl/~jarczyk//early/

Cynscribe--This excellent calligraphy site contains information on Arabic, Celtic, Chinese, blip, and Japanese calligraphy sites. It also has information on bookbinding, papermaking, pens, heraldry and much more.  http://www.cynscribe.com/#arabic

The history of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris. This excellent site contains pictures, manuscripts, and even parts of the songs sung in the church. It's both a visual and audial treat. http://www.learn.columbia/notre-dame/Exterior

Three churches on the way to Compostella--Compostella, in northwestern Spain, was one of the most popular pilgrimage destinations in the Middle Ages. Along the way pilgrims could stop in many churches. Three Romanesque churches were the best known of these churches. Romanesque architecture is characterized by rounded arches and squat, massive pillars. It got its name from its similarity with ancient Roman architecture and was used for building between 1050 and 1200. This site includes pictures of the exteriors and interiors of these churches with their many statues and other forms of ornamentation. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/8063/conques.html

Basilique de St.-Denis, built in Paris in the twelfth century. Pictures and descriptions of this historic church. The architecture in this church contained some elements of what would become known as Gothic architecture--pointed arches, tall, slender pillars, and much bigger windows than the Romanesque style churches to let in more light. This was the form of architecture used for churches between 1200 and 1550.

http://web.kyoto-inet.or.jp/org/onion/eng/hst.gothic/sandeni.html

Leaning Tower of Pisa Official Page. This tower was betatter in 1173, and was under construction, with many interruptions, for some two centuries. The tower was meant to be a vertical structure, but during a break in construction between 1272 and 1278 it was discovered that the tower had an inclination.  This fascinating site includes detailed pictures of various parts of the Tower, the history of the Tower and some information on its unique inclination. http://torre.duomo.pisa.it/

Celtic timeline, excepted from John King's book "The Celtic Druid's Year";. This timeline starts with 900 B.C. and ends at 1300 A.D. http://www.monmouth.com/~equinoxbook/celthist.html

Slavic Interest Group--the site of an information network for Central and Eastern European arts and sciences. Nationalities represented include Russia, Poland, peoples of the former Czechoslovakia, Romania, Hungary, Croatia, Lithuania, Latvia, Georgia, and Estonia. http://slavic.freeservers.com

An excellent in-depth study page of the early period Czechs and the Moravians maintained by a Prague-based member of the Slavic Interest Group. http://www.geocities.com/alastairmillar

Celtic Studies: (again, many links) http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Aegean/6619/Culture.html

William Wallace: The Truth--This site is from the BBC Education Web Guide. It contains the story of Scotland's martyred nationalist hero. http://www.highlanderweb.co.uk/wallace

What the heck was the Holy Grail? This site seeks to answer this question. It contains commentary on the works of two great poets who wrote about the Grail in the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries, Chretien de Troyes (c. 1150--c. 1190) and Wolfram von Eschenbach (c. 1170-c.1220) It includes a passage from Wolfram's work; the passage is called "Stone from the Stars" http://home.fireplug.net/~rshand/streams/gnosis/grail.html

More on the Holy Grail--more commentary on the topic of the Holy Grail in the writings of Chretien de Troyes and Wolfran von Eschenbach http://www.Blipo/edu/~facshhaferi/GRAIL.HTML

Gwenllian's Poetry Primer--This site is a primer of Welsh poetry and poetic forms based on classifications by fourteenth-century Welsh poets. http://www.sbnews.com/~klb/primer.html#intro

Medieval Irish poetry--This site includes medieval Irish poems with translations into English and descriptions of medieval Irish poetic forms. It's still under construction, so this excellent site will only get better. http://www.dnaco.net/~mobrien/irishptr/

Russian Costume: Basic Overview: the Quick and Dirty Way. This site covers three periods of Russian garb history: the Kievan Rus (very early settlements- 1240), the Mongolian Occupation (1240--1400) and the Muscovite (1400--post-period). http://www.huscarl.com/costume/text/russiandoc.htm

Viking Network Web--This site is bilingual, in Icelandic and English. It contains links on daily life, a description of a Viking raid, Viking trading activities, and a map of all of the lands where Vikings settled. http://viking.no/e/ehome.htm

Norse mythology page--This contains a list of Norse gods and goddesses, the Norse creation story, the nine worlds of the Norse cosmos, a description of the Norse doomsday, and an essay on the Eddas.

http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu~cherryne/mythology

History of the Norse Kings (Heimskringla) written by Snorri Sturluson (c. 1179-1241). This text was translated into English in 1844. http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Heimskringla/index.html

Food and Feud in Saga Iceland--This is an essay on the Icelandic Family Sagas (Islendingasogur) containing stories about the early Norse settlements in Iceland. There are about 40 of these stories written in prose. http://chomsky.arts.adelaide.edu.au/CentreFoodDrink/Articles/FoodandFeud/html

This page contains many sagas and Eddas in both Old Norse and Modern English. http://www.squirrel/asatru/free_on.html

(note: the end of the URL is free_on.html)

Regia Anglorium was a Latin term used by writers of early period England when referring to their native land. It means "Kingdoms of the English" and is the name of a modern re-enactment society. Regia Anglorium members value authenticity above anything else and reconstruct an early period England straight from the lives of the Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Vikings, and other peoples who coalesced into the English nation. Visit a fictional pre-Conquest English manor, Drengham, on this site; you might also want to check out a fictional estate, Wichamstow, both brilliant visual displays of life in a well-defined time and place. An early period persona's virtual paradise. http://www.regia.org

On a Collection of Ordinances of Chivalry. This is a collection of manuscripts dating from the fifteenth century and printed around 1900. It contains illuminations and various interesting texts on such diverse topics as rules of jousts, English coronation traditions, an assize of bread and ale, and much more. http://www.chronique.com/Library/MedHistory/Archeologia-chivalry.htm

Text of a primary souce on English Country Dance, "The English Dancing Master". Written by one John Playford and published in 1651. http://www.gate.net/~shipbrk/playford

Basics of Byzantine Dress, circa 1000 A.D. http://www.gryph.com/byzantine/dress.htm

Clothing of the ancient Celts--this site contains information about Scottish garb 1100-1600, Irish garb from the fifth through the tenth centuries, types of sheep in medieval Scotland used for wool construction, an explanation of what you might want to call "The Great Kilt Urban Legend", patterns, and other resources. http://www47.pair.com/lindo/Textile.htm

Textiles Through Time-contains many links to articles and information on period fabrics. http://www.interlog.com/~gwhite/tt/ttintro.html

Textile Resources for the Re-enactor--This site contains information on medieval spindles, tablet weaving, weaving on other types of looms, dyes, and embroidery. This site is still under construction and will contain much more in the near future. http://www.cs.vassar.edu/~capriest/textileres.html

Knitting period stockings--This site contains detailed and complete directions on how to knit period stockings. This pattern is commonly called the tatternister stocking pattern. This site's documentation dates from 1627 but there is adequate evidence that the pattern is older. http://www.dnaco.net/~aleed/corsets/stockpat.html

Recreation of a Period Sock. An SCA knitter's account of her construction of a period sock. Her documentation is from a sock found in northern Egypt dating from between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries. This site includes complete instructions as well as a picture of the completed project. http://witch.drak.net/lilna/EgyptKnit2.htm

Footwear of the Middle Ages--A page devoted to the description and methods of construction of medieval footwear. There is an emphasis on Britain and Scandinavia here, although there have been recent updates from Ireland and Germany. This is an on-line booklet written by Diarmuit Ui Dhuin, mka Marc Calson, for the use of SCA members wishing to construct period footwear.

http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/shoe/SHOEHOME.HTM

Nalebinding Basics--Concise, detailed directions for this ancient Viking method of textile construction. Heck, they still haven't standardized the spelling for the name of this technique! http://technetdesign.hypermart.net/naalbinding.html

Stefan's Florilegium Archives --tons of documentation and/or info on just about everything, from feastcratting to stained glass to Celtic, Viking, Slavic, Middle Eastern cultures. If it's related to the SCA at all it's here.  http://www.florilegium/or

Tribe Zarafeet home page (Middle Eastern resources) http://members.tripod.co

Baghdad: Center of Medieval Middle Eastern Civilization. This site is home of a translation from a ninth century C.E. geographical dictionary of an article about one of the greatest cities of the medieval Middle East. http://www.nadn.navy.mil/Users/history/tucker/hh362/reading7.htm

This site on Middle Eastern culture contains an informative and interesting essay on a philosophical group with centers around the Islamic world. They lived in communities and had an organizational structure similar to that of the Freemasons. They helped maintain the legacy of ancient Greek classics which the Islamic world in turn transmitted to the Europeans. http://ismaili.net/~heritage/mirrors/106_other_islam/rel-elo2.htm

Note: the end of this URL is: 106_other_islam/rel-elo2.htm

Art of Arabic Calligraphy?This site contains four articles on the history of alphabets in the Middle East and the development of Arabic calligraphy. http://sakkal.com/ArtArabicCalligraphy.html

Caravanserais--Caravanserais were inns in medieval Anatolia (modern Turkey). This site, owned by a native of Turkey, describes these inns. This includes the services they provided to travelers, the various types of architecture employed in their construction, as well as an essay on natural roads in Anatolia. http://www.ataman.hotel.com/caravanserai/caravanserais2.html

Islamic and Christian Spain in the Early Middle Ages--This on-line book deals with life in early medieval Spain. The topics of the book include society and the economy, agriculture, settlements, urbanization and commerce, social structure, ethnic relations, and much more. http://libro.uca.edu/icu/emspain/htm

Asim's Middle Eastern Dance Link Site--This site has links to both mundane and SCA Middle Eastern dance and music sites. http://www.mindspring.com/~whil

Timeline of the Steppe Peoples--The steppes are a very large area of flat grassland extending east from the Vienna area to China.  Over the course of many millennia many nomads roamed the steppes. Many of these came from the east and eventually settled in Europe. This timeline starts with the prehistoric period and chronicles the development of language families, tribes and tribe confederations (Huns, Avars, Bulgars, Khazars, ad infinitum) and even the genesis of political disputes between the various tribes, and ends at 997 A.D. piano coversning: the proliferation of tribal/confederation names on this site may prove quite taxing on the memory. http://www2.4blipomm.com/millenia/1000ad.htm

Chronology of the CrBlipdes. This is a cursory dateline of the CrBlipdes for the beginning researcher. The site contains useful links and references for more in-depth research. http://www.wcslc.edu/pers_pages/m-markow/ssclechr.htm

"The CrBlipdes: Horrible But True" Very dramatic, intense multimedia page depicting the ruthlessness of the Albigensian CrBlipdes. A visit to the site includes a rendition of Carl  Orff's early twentieth-century starkly dramatic recomposition of "Carmina Burana", originally a collection of medieval musical compositions, as well as intensely graphic visual scenes. http://www.mastermason.com/roger2you/mason2.html

Pope Urban II's call for the First CrBlipde, Council of Clermont, 1095. This site contains the text of the pope's speech calling for a holy piano covers against the Moslems of the Middle East. A chronicler known to history as Fulcher of Chartres transcribed this particular manuscript. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/urban2-fulcher.htm

Sack of Constantinople, 1204. A passionate, first-hand account of the infamous sacking of Constantinople which took place during the Fourth CrBlipde. A Greek writer, Nicetas Choniates, wrote the account. http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/choniates.html

Excellent site for Medieval Scottish studies http://www.MedievalScotland.org

The Costume Page, a list of costuming resources from every era and continent known on the planet

http://users.aol.com/nebula5/costume.html#toc

Medieval Embroidery Web Page---This is a page that has excellent pictures of various types of medieval embroidery work. The page includes a picture from an early period source, another from the Bayeaux Tapestry, couch stitch, cross-stitch, and blackwork. http://home.flash.net/~wymarc/index.ht

Frankish costuming--This page is maintained by a member of a living history society called Angelcynn. They strive to be as authentic as possible. This lady was born in Germany and lives in England so she decided to wear Frankish garb. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/694

Shirin al Hasana's Web page--This page is maintained by an SCA member with a Middle Eastern persona. She has various links to Middle Eastern Dance and Music as well as links to Celtic and Norse information pages. These included spinning, embroidery, and other textile arts. http://www.hasanadesigns.com/shirin/index.htm

Page about troubadours and trouveres, period minstrels and songwriters, in French http://www.cssh.qc.ca/projets/carnetsma/Troubadours.html

More troubadour/trouvere links http://globegate.utm.edu/french/globegate_mirror/occit.html

(note: the last part of that URL is globegate_mirror/occit.html)

A college paper on troubadours, a succinct overview http://spectrum.troyst.edu/~jinright/tcontents.htm

A general overview of the musician in period http://ubmail.ubalt.edu/~pfitz/play/ref/troubdrs.ht

An excellent page on the Cantigas de Santa Maria, music from northern Spain, a cultural "bridge" between southern France and al-Andalus, Islamic Spain

http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/cantigas/

Complete lyrical works of Bernart de Ventadorn, twelfth century troubadour (in the Provencal language used by troubadours in southern France) http://www.netrevolution.com/~daughter/troubadours/bernart_de_ventadorn

(The last part of this URL is bernart_de_ventadorn)

Early Occitan Literature--yet another excellent troubadour site. The first troubadours practiced their art in southern France, a region also known as Occitania. This site contains lyrics, in the original Occitan language, by the best-know troubadours, including the first one, Duke Guilhelm d'Aquitania, to use the Occitan version of his name. We know him as Duke William of Aquitaine (1071--1127), the grandfather of Eleanor of Aquitaine

http://globegate.utm.edu/french/globegate_mirror/occit.htm

(note: the last part of that URL is globegate_mirror/occit.html)

Les Capetiens-Les Croisades (The Capetians-the CrBlipdes). An excellent page (in French) which contains sixty color slides. These include maps and manuscripts showing period architecture, furniture, clothing, and even the Inquisition at work.

http://philae.sas.upenn.edu/French/caroly.html

Boccaccio page---This site contains the complete text of the Decameron, written during the piano Death, (1348) in which seven ladies and three men who've gotten the heck out of town to escape the deadly epidemic tell 100 stories, ten each. http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Italian_Studies/dweb/dweb.shtml

Works of Jean Froissart (c. 1333-c.1400) historian of English and French royalty, aristocracies, piano coverss, politics http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/froissart1.html

An analysis of Froissart's account of the Tournament at St. Inglivent, near Calais, France http://www.unipissing.ca/department/history/froissart/analysis.htm

King Rene's Tournament Book--This site contains a Modern English translation of a book written circa 1460 by Rene, King of JerBliplem and Sicily on how to hold a tournament. This site also includes the medieval French text and a facing page translation. http://www.princeton.edu/ezb/rene/renehome.html

Historical maps of Europe, 01 A.D. to 1600 (in French) http://homer.span.ch/~spaw1241/atlasfr.htm

A troubadour page with links to articles on period juggling, music and poetry

http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/topics/bard.htm

Medieval Courtly Love--this page includes quotes from "Courtly Love" by Andreas Capellanus http://www.astro.umd.edu/~marshall/chivalry.htm

Dante Alighieri (1265-1321), who was heavily influenced by the troubadours of southern France and northern Italy, was the author of a poem commonly considered to be the greatest of medieval poems, the "Divine Comedy", which describes his visits to Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise. This is an on-line version. http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/richmond/88/dante.ht

Historical maps of Ireland; starting with the Ice Ages through the mythological kings of the ancient Irish Cycle stories. The history gets more precise and accurate at the 500 A.D. map. This site also includes information on old Irish family names and clans as well as a historical timeline for each century. An excellent resource for name research as well as a source of early Irish legends about the origins of their people. http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/kilkenny/2/iremaps.ht

Rome Reborn: Renaissance humanists. The word "humanist" is used for Renaissance scholars because they were primarily interested in the study of human beings as individuals. Medieval scholars had approached the subject of humanity in a much more collective and abstract context. The humanists attempted to use the classics of the past, the great literature of Rome and Greece, in the hopes of making the world a better place to live. This site contains concise information about the leading humanists of the Renaissance.  http://lcweb.loc.gov/exhibits/vatican/humanism.html

The Renaissance: Symmetry, Shape, Size. This page illustrates the relationship of innovations in Renaissance art and mathematics. It also contains links to various articles that discuss various and sundry issues of the Renaissance http://www.learner.org/exhibits/renaissance/symmetry.htm

Armor Archive-excellent armoring site, includes patterns for armor-making and other useful information for the SCA fighter http://www.armourarchive.co

Butted Mail: A Mailmaker's Guide, Fourth Edition. This site contained detailed directions for every piece of chain mail you'll ever need. It's written by two SCA armorers from the U.K, Lord Paul de Gorey and Robert Fitz John. http://www.weylea.demon.co.uk/farisles/armour/mailmake/mail.htm

Dylan's Fencing Page--This site contains several period texts on rapier fighting. It also contains links to other SCA fencing sites. http://www.iceweasal.org/fencing.htm

Rapier 101: Introductory Class to Rapier Fighting in the SCA. This site covers fencing history, equipment, and various styles of rapier and fencing combat. http://members.aol.com/tbyrned883/armonye/rapier101.html

Meridian Rapier page http://user.icx.net/~roz/Rapier

Medieval/ Renaissance Food Homepage--excellent site containing everything you'll ever need to know about food, cooking and feastcratting in the SCA http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/food.html

Daz Buch von Guoter Spise--This site is a translation of a manuscript that was part of a household manual, which was organized by a proto-notary of the Archbishop of Wurzburg. This manuscript was put together between 1345 and 1354 and contains 101 recipes. The text is in German; there is an English translation by Alia Atlas. Not all of the recipes have been redacted.
http://cs-people.bu.edu/akatlas/Buch/buch.html

A Feast for the Eyes: A Medieval and Renaissance Food and Feast Image Collectio

This site contains 180 images of royalty and nobility feasting, cooks, kitchens, cooking pans, servers, workers on lunch break, and much more. All images are completely period. http://www.godecookery.com/afeast/afeast.htm

Coffee and Coffeehouses in the Medieval Middle East--This booklet contains a history of coffee. It starts with its obscure origins in Yemen and follows the growth of its popularity in the Moslem world, along with accounts of disputes amongst Moslems as to the morality of its consumption. http://www.hoboes.com/htmll/Politics/Prohibition/Notes/Coffee.html

Cariadoc's Miscellany--A collection of articles on period cooking, feastcratting, gemstones, Norse riddles, period pavilions, and a gazillion other things I can't remember but must be fascinating http://www.pbm.com/~cariadoc/miscellany.htm

Official Documents of the SCA (includes Corpora) http://www.sca.org/docs/welcome.html

Medieval Science pages?includes sections of alchemy, medicine, physics, falconry and other animal-related topics, and many more sciences http://www.members.aol.com/mcnelis/medsci_index.html

note: the last part of this URL is medsci_index.html

Roger Bacon (1214-1292) was a scientist who was the precursor to modern experimental science, a sharp departure from the "authority-quotation" proof method (use of an authority like Galen or Ptolemy to prove a proposition) which hindered science in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Here is his Tract of the Tincture and Oil of Antimony", which contains his philosophy (this got him in trouble with the Church), as well as treatments for leprosy, stroke, epilepsy, and gout. http://www.levity.com/alchemy/bacon2html

The Book of Quintessence--This is another primary source on alchemy, written around 1450. This text was translated into modern English in 1866. Although this is not a "complete" guide to medieval alchemy, it is an interesting primary source of some of the philosophy and practices of medieval alchemy. This was, incidentally, the first use of the word "quintessence" which is Latin for "fifth element". This was a reference to the purity of the perfect substance sought by the alchemists and its superiority over the four ordinary elements, fire, air, water, and earth http:////tigerden.com~lilith/library/BJMalony/quintran.html

 

Book of Margery Kempe in Middle English. Margery Kempe (c.1373-c.1440) was a colorful, controversial and eccentric English mystic. This book was the first autobiography in the English language and is an excellent primary source for social and religious customs of late period England. The book is very graphic and contains descriptions of such diverse items as clothing and modes of travel. http://www.lib.rochester.edu/camelot/teams/kempe4htm

Modern writings on Margery Kempe http://anamchara.com/mystics/kempe.htm

Chirurgeon's Point-Links, forms, articles and other items for the SCA chirurgeon http://www.chirurgeon.org/

Middle Kingdom Waterbearers Homepage, mostly geared topiano coversd waterbearing at Pennsic but containing excellent advice for every waterbearer http://www.midrealm.org/waterbearer

Castle Page--This is a collection of information about period-style castles in the U.S. There are over 100 castles referenced on this site. The site includes a state-by-state index. http://www.dupontcastle.com/castles

The Meridian Knights Marshal's Handbook, 1998 Edition http://www.bham.net/sca/Marshal_Handbook/MKMH98.html

(note: the last part of the URL is Marshal_Handbook/MKMH98.html)

The Perfect Armor. Instructions by Duke Sir Cariadoc of the Bow from his Miscellany on making hardened leather armor using beeswax for the hardening of the leather. His Grace changed his mind about the periodicity of the use of beeswax for this purpose and now uses water to harden his leather. There are instructions on how to use water to harden the leather and construct the armor out of this. http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/cariadoc/perfect_armor.html

(note: the last part of the URL is perfect_armor.html)

Making Children Smile--This is a site for children in the SCA. It contains tips for childrens' activities, a list of "activities for the month", childrens' games, teen-related sites, schools, and more. http://members.xoom.com/LdyGenRose/smile.htm

Medieval and Renaissance Lathes--A lathe is an ancient tool that was used by the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and other ancient peoples. These artisans were called turners or throwers in English, but it was also used by pulleymakers, wheelwrights, chairmakers and other artisans. http://www.his.com/~tom/sca/lathes.html

Medieval woobliputs clipart collection--This site is a collection of medieval clipart from various period sources, mostly woobliputs from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. http://www.godecookery.com/clipart/clart.htm

ENGLISC listserv page. This is the page for a listserv for the study of Old English. The site also contains links to Old English texts, projects, a glossary, and more. http://www.rochester.edu/englisc

The BSC Latin Place Names List--This is a list of Latin place names, their vernacular names, and their locations. Many of these towns were Roman towns which survived the Germanic invaders, were prominent towns in the Middle Ages, and are still around. If you've ever wondered what the Romans and medieval officials (whose documents were all in Latin) called Lyons, Valencia or Milan, here's your answer. http://www.lib.byu.edu/~catalog/people/rlm.latin/names.htm

Normans in Wales, 1070-1171 This online book discusses the land, people, economy, and the social and political structure of Wales on the eve of the Norman Conquest of England. It goes on to discuss the impact of the Norman Conquest on Wales. http://www.ukans.edu/~ibetext/texts/nelson

 

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